Sentence examples for conclude because of from inspiring English sources

The reform students' children are avoiding crime, the researchers conclude, because of "increased parental resources and improved paternal role models". It's important not to extrapolate too wildly from studies like this.

Knox said in an interview due to be aired on Italian state RAI television on Tuesday night the case was taking so long to conclude because of a botched police investigation.

To conclude, because of the constant variation of postural constraints, the boundary of peripersonal space would vary accordingly and judging what is reachable would require combining visual information with representation of the body newly constructed moment by moment [23].

†Cannot conclude because of lack of age-specific population data.

It is difficult to conclude, because of the limitations of the test, whether IgG, IgM, or IgA play a role in the positive result and whether the specificity of the test is compromised due to the detection of past infections.

The latest attitude of scientists and public health managers towards screening programmes is mainly driven by evidence results, but randomised trials are often difficult to start due to ethical reasons, and difficult to conclude because of the merging new technologies and the long time required.

She concludes: "because of suffragettes and their battle, gender doesn't matter but your vote always can".

"To me that's the most appealing country," he concludes, "because of its culture and the people I know".

However, she concluded, because of the Arab spring, "al-Qaida is failing".

Tension between labor and management is high, the study concluded, because of a backlog of more than 100,000 grievances.

No one wanted to listen, Mr. Fraser concluded, because of a blind fear of Communism and an unwarranted belief that Pretoria will listen to reason.